The disputed territory after the partition of Indian Sub-continent in August 1947 was:
Correct answer: A. Kashmir
- A. Kashmir
- B. Siachin
- C. Kishanganga
- D. none of these
Explanation
Kashmir became the major disputed territory after the partition of British India because both India and Pakistan claimed it and its accession was contested. Siachen and Kishanganga became later issues within the broader Kashmir dispute.
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